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Follow-up Cohort

Follow-up Cohort (Latest research · Baseline characteristics second follow-up survey (March–September 2024)) — "The follow-up cohort of 2024 included 568 respo…

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  • Comparison of 2024 follow-up responders with Phase II non-responders
  • The 2024 follow-up cohort included 568 respondents from the initial cohort.
  • The comparison group included 424 participants who did not complete Phase II.
  • Responders were older in Phase I.
  • Mean age: 46.41 years (SD 13.13) for responders versus 41.29 years (SD 13.48) for non-responders; p < 0.001.
  • Functional limitation in Phase I (PCFS ≥ 2) was slightly more frequent among responders.
  • Functional limitation occurred in 14.3% of responders versus 9.2% of non-responders; p = 0.016.
  • No substantial differences were observed between responders and non-responders for Phase I PCC status, sex, obesity, or acute disease severity.
  • These comparisons are reported in Supplementary Table S3.
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"The follow-up cohort of 2024 included 568 respondents from the initial cohort. Compared with participants who did not complete Phase II (n = 424), responders were older in Phase I (mean [SD], 46.41 [13.13] vs 41.29 [13.48] years; p < 0.001), and functional limitation in Phase I (PCFS ≥ 2) was slightly more frequent among responders (14.3% vs 9.2%; p = 0.016). No substantial differences were observed for Phase I PCC status, sex, obesity, and acute disease severity between responders and non-responders (Supplementary Table S3)."

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